I read "Catching the Wind and Chasing Shadows" again, no wonder the adopted sons' group wants to betray Fu Longsheng.

The main issue is that this guy's "fatherly love" is too distorted, and he has always treated them as pawns.

For example, in command operations, if there is no third-party eavesdropping on-site, and the communication is encrypted, it's faster and safer for you to directly say "evacuate according to plan 3" or "exit through the back door."

But he insists on being "elegant and timeless:"
"Opening with a little pawn"
"Castling to the kingside" kingside castling
"Queen's Gambit" Nimzo-Indian Defense
"Checkmate"

In every retreat plan, the adopted children are like pieces on a chessboard, appearing to run freely and elegantly on the surface, but actually feeling no sense of security inside.
It is precisely for this reason that the film weaves the metaphor of chess into every action detail, making the story more thought-provoking.

This might also be the original intention of @AnichessGame in game development. Seeing @animocabrands actively donate to the fire disaster in Tai Po, Hong Kong, I am even more aware of this team's sense of social responsibility and cultural values.

In a sense, an excellent team is like an excellent chess player:
Every move is calculated, yet the mindset still holds a broader perspective.